"Automating calibration, test, and documentation procedures significantly increases productivity, and assures the validity of data," says Sami Koskinen, Beamex software product manager.
One of the keys is eliminating manual data entry. CMX communicates with Beamex calibrators as well as models from Fluke, Druck, and others. In addition to retrieving and storing calibration data, CMX can also download text information to instrument calibrators.
The software is built on Microsoft's .Net technology and features full support for new generations of .Net applications. "CMX's smart client application model combines the power and flexibility of the rich client model with the ease of deployment and stability of the browser-based model," says Koskinen.
CMX is provided with a SQL server database, and information can also be transferred to and from other compliant databases such as Oracle and dBase. CMX also supports XML and other interconnectivity tools to allow flexible integration with other information systems.
Through .Net, CMX supports smart client and client-server technologies. This open technology allows data entry and access via any standard web browser.
Automated data retrieval from smart instrument calibrators is one of the key features, but the program also supports manual data entry. When "dumb" calibrators are used, CMX can generate custom forms to standardize manual recording of calibration parameters.
For more information call 800/888-9892 or see www.beamex.com.
